René Tebbel

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René Tebbel with Light On , CSI 5 * Hamburg 2012

René Tebbel (born February 12, 1969 ) is a show jumper . He has been racing for Ukraine since the beginning of 2015, previously he was for Germany.

Private

René Tebbel lives in Emsbüren , where he runs a tournament and trading stable. In 2012, Tebbel, who has been a stallion owner for a long time, set up his own stallion station on his farm. With this second pillar, he plans for the future and for a time after his active riding career.

His children are also active in show jumping: his son Maurice , who trains with him, was already highly successful in the pony and junior area and in 2017 was part of a German championship team for the first time in the "rider" age group. His daughter Justine also competed as a pony rider and junior at championships for Germany.

life and career

René Tebbel with Light On , CSI 4 * Hagen 2013

Tebbel was already successful in the jumping saddle in his youth: in 1986 he won the team bronze medal at the European Junior Championships, two years later he became Vice European Champion for Young Riders. In 1990 he successfully switched from youth sport with Urchin : He qualified for the World Cup finals in spring 1990 and was also nominated for the first World Equestrian Games . Here he was the team vice world champion at the age of 21. He was nominated again for a championship in 1993 when he was fourth with the team at the European Championships with Dexter .

In 1993 and 1994 René Tebbel rode for Paul Schockemöhle's stable , and has been self-employed since 1995.

In addition to third place in the 1999 World Cup finals, Radiator won many important tests in the following years, such as the World Cup competitions in Dortmund and Bologna (both 1998), the Stuttgart German Master (1998) and the London Olympics (1998) and Spruce Meadows (1999). With Radiator he also came second in the 2001 Aachen Grand Prix .

At the indoor equestrian tournament in Stuttgart in 1999, a check on the forelegs of Tebbel's horse Percy revealed hypersensitivity and signs of inflammation in the area of ​​the coronet. Tebbel claimed to have used ointments containing capsaicin there on prescription from veterinarians . In December 1999 he was therefore banned from the FEI . The International Court of Justice overturned this judgment in August 2000: Tebbel was acquitted of every suspicion of tampering with his horse, and it was also criticized that the FEI's judgment was unfounded. Completely in contrast to the highest sports jurisdiction, the disciplinary commission of the German Equestrian Association sentenced Tebbel to a ban of eight months. This ban was only valid for national tournaments and therefore had no effect on the start in international competitions.

Tebbel broke a record in 2007 because he is the first show jumper to become German champion three times in a row . This year René Tebbel with Coupe de Coeur was nominated as reserve rider for the European Championships in Mannheim. Due to a colic of his stallion, however, he had to cancel shortly before the start of the tournament. Disappointed by his non-nomination for the team (" I can't be more than champion ... I don't agree with the nomination policy. My performance was not recognized. ") Tebbel considered a change of nationality.

After his successful horse Coupe de Coeur was sold before the Olympic Games in 2008, Tebbel was less to be seen in international tournament sport and concentrated on promoting young horses as well as his children. At the beginning of January 2011, Tebbel fell together with his horse at the international tournament in Neustadt (Dosse) . Here he hit the concrete border of the gang. Because of these injuries, he was only able to start tournaments again in the summer.

From September 2013 he took over the training of the Ukrainian show jumping team around Oleksandr Onishchenko . He is also still active as a show jumper himself.

From the beginning of 2015, Tebbel started working for Ukraine in addition to his coaching position. In the same year he and Cooper were part of the Ukrainian team at the European Championships in Aachen . In 2016 Tebbel took part in the Olympic Games for the first time. At the games in Rio de Janeiro he stayed with Zipper in four of five rounds without jumping faults and reached 19th place in the individual ranking. Despite the investigations into suspected corruption against Onishchenko, a Ukrainian team was formed at the 2017 European Championships , which also included Tebbel.

successes

René Tebbel with Coupe de Couer at the 2007 World Cup finals

for Germany:

  • World Equestrian Games :
    • 1990, Stockholm: with Urchin 2nd place with the team and 17th place in the individual ranking
  • European Championships :
    • 1985, Fontainebleau (Juniors): with Gonzo 5th place with the team
    • 1986, Ennis (Juniors): 3rd place with the team with Stardust
    • 1988, Chaudfontaine (Young Riders): with grace 3rd place with the team and 2nd place in the individual ranking
    • 1993, Gijón: 4th place with the team and 13th place in the individual ranking with Dexter
  • World Cup Finals :
    • 1990, Dortmund: 14th place with Urchin
    • 1993, Gothenburg: 6th place with Dexter
    • 1998, Helsinki: 4th place with radiator
    • 1999, Gothenburg: 3rd place with radiator
    • 2001, Gothenburg: 12th place with Le Patron
    • 2002, Leipzig: 22nd place with Le Patron
    • 2007, Las Vegas: 13th place with Coupe de Coeur
  • German championships (selection):
    • 2005, Verden: 1st place with Quel Homme
    • 2006, Münster: 1st place with Coupe de Coeur
    • 2007, Gera: 1st place with Coupe de Coeur

for Ukraine:

Horses

Current competition horses

Former competition horses of René Tebbel

  • Borsu Urchin (* 1978), brown KWPN- Wallach, father: Lucky Boy xx, mother's father: Waldo
  • Radiator (* 1987), bay Hanoverian stallion, father: Raphael, mother's father: San Fernando; previously ridden by Gerd Wiltfang
  • Meurer's Le Patron (* 1990), bay Holstein gelding, father: Lord Liberty, mother's father: Zeus; later ridden by Toni Haßmann
  • Coupe de Coeur (* 1997), Holstein gray stallion, father: Calido, mother's father: Lincoln, was ridden by Ludger Beerbaum and later by Henrik von Eckermann and Philipp Weishaupt from April 2008

supporting documents

  1. ↑ a b Tebbel made the decision in favor of Ukraine easy , Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung , December 22, 2014
  2. ↑ Rene Tebbel is building a stallion station ( memento from September 12, 2012 in the web archive archive.today ), Reiter Revue International , November 23, 2011
  3. ^ Important achievements of Justine Tebbel on the FEI website
  4. ↑ a b c d Rene Tebbel, Germany , pferdenachrichten.de
  5. ↑ a b Important successes of René Tebbel on the FEI website
  6. ^ Two nice laps of honor for René Tebbel , Die Welt , March 16, 1998
  7. ↑ Hard bandages for show jumpers Tebbel , Die Welt, June 8, 2000
  8. ↑ Late suspension for show jumper René Tebbel , Die Welt, July 20, 2000
  9. ^ Riding: "First Class" acquittal for Rene Tebbel , Rheinische Post , August 17, 2000
  10. ↑ Short-term EM-Aus for German team , Der Tagesspiegel , August 13, 2007
  11. ^ Dispute over show jumper Rene Tebbel escalates , Die Welt, September 14, 2007
  12. ^ Long compulsory break for René Tebbel , Elfriede Diers / Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung, January 25, 2011.
  13. ↑ René Tebbel becomes Ukraine's trainer , St. Georg, September 19, 2013
  14. ↑ Second round set as a goal: Emsbürener Tebbel with Ukrainian team at EM , Helmut Diers / Neue Osnabrücker Zeitung , August 21, 2017
  15. ↑ FEI horse database: Cooper 75
  16. ↑ FEI horse database: Zipper
  17. ↑ Origin of Zipper on hippomundo.com
  18. ↑ descent from Borsu Urchin on horsetelex.com
  19. ↑ Origin of Radiator on hippomundo.com
  20. ↑ Gerd Wiltfang's successes on hippomundo.com
  21. ^ FEI horse database: Meurer's Le Patron
  22. ^ FEI horse database: Coupe de Coeur
  23. ^ Coupe de Coeur for Ludger Beerbaum , St. Georg , April 8, 2008

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personal data
SURNAME Tebbel, René
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German show jumper
DATE OF BIRTH February 12, 1969